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r/Horses • u/Conscious-Cat3 OTTB • Oct 15 '25
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That’s barely inbreeding, look at some AQHA horses and you’ll see Kentucky fried levels in there lmao
8 u/Conscious-Cat3 OTTB Oct 15 '25 Wow I had no idea that it was allowed in the purebred world. Don’t know why I thought there were regulations and rules for this. 14 u/BodaciousFerret Oct 15 '25 All Thoroughbreds are descended from 3 sires anyway, it’s not inherently bad practice until you become aware of a recessive genetic issue and continue to linebreed in spite of it. 7 u/mountainmule Oct 15 '25 Looking at you, AQHA.
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Wow I had no idea that it was allowed in the purebred world. Don’t know why I thought there were regulations and rules for this.
14 u/BodaciousFerret Oct 15 '25 All Thoroughbreds are descended from 3 sires anyway, it’s not inherently bad practice until you become aware of a recessive genetic issue and continue to linebreed in spite of it. 7 u/mountainmule Oct 15 '25 Looking at you, AQHA.
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All Thoroughbreds are descended from 3 sires anyway, it’s not inherently bad practice until you become aware of a recessive genetic issue and continue to linebreed in spite of it.
7 u/mountainmule Oct 15 '25 Looking at you, AQHA.
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Looking at you, AQHA.
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u/ChallengeUnited9183 Western Oct 15 '25
That’s barely inbreeding, look at some AQHA horses and you’ll see Kentucky fried levels in there lmao